Group 1 - The concept of "labor" has evolved significantly in Chinese society, transitioning from a lack of recognition to gaining social respect and value for workers [2][3] - The modern process of Chinese modernization has been marked by laborers gradually obtaining their historical subjectivity, leading to a widespread acceptance of the notion that "labor is glorious" [2] - The distinction between "labor" and "work" in English reflects a broader understanding of various types of work, moving beyond traditional definitions and acknowledging the dignity of different professions [3] Group 2 - The phrase "Working is beautiful" resonates with the changes in societal attitudes towards labor, highlighting the humanistic values associated with work [1][3] - The historical context of labor in China has been shaped by intellectual movements that have redefined the value of laborers, culminating in a significant societal shift [2] - The breakdown of discrimination among different fields and industries emphasizes the enduring truth of the statement "Working is beautiful" [3]